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Stampede at Philippine stadium leaves 26 dead
www.chinaview.cn 2006-02-04 09:06:48

    MANILA, Feb. 4, (Xinhuanet) -- At least 26 people were killed and many others injured on Saturday when a stampede broke out at a stadium in the Philippine capital, according to radio reports. Enditem
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